The control of mold temperature is more complicated. Injection molded parts with different shapes, sizes and wall thickness ratios have certain requirements for cooling. Mold temperature controls the cooling time to a great extent, so try to keep the mold at an allowable low temperature to shorten the injection cycle, improve production efficiency and change the mold temperature.
The shrinkage rate will also change, the mold temperature will remain stable and the dimensional accuracy will be stable, thus preventing the defects such as deformation, poor gloss and cooling spots of molded parts and making the physical properties of plastics in the best state. Of course, there is also a debugging process, especially the molded parts of multi-cavity molds are more complicated.